December 2023 Newsletter

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POA Food and Beverage Events Golf The Fitness Center and Spa Racquet Sports December Calendar Security FC Life

Frenchman’s Creek Beach & Country Club 13495 Tournament Drive Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 33410 (561) 622-8300 Frenchman’s Creek Beach Club 400 Celestial Way Juno Beach, Florida 33408 (561) 624-3400 www.frenchmanscreek.com

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Closed Captioning Upcoming Events

Please contact us at (561) 377-1047 We are available every day of the week from 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.

PLEASE REMEMBER to lock your doors and set your security alarm anytime you leave the house and retire in the evening.

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Property Owners Association Office —

Office Hours • Monday —Friday……………………… 8:30 am to 5:00 pm • Saturday’s (October 2 to May 31) ………… 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (noon) • Sunday’s………………………………. Closed • Major Holidays……………………….. Closed ( Christmas Day & New Years Day) Services • Clerical — Copying, Faxing, Scanning, Emailing. • Mail/Shipping — USPS, FedEx, and UPS. • Vacation Mail Hold — Available during summer months on a short term basis. • Notary — General notarial acts, excluding Estate Planning documents, i.e., Wills, Trusts, POA, Medical Directives and the like. A local atty is available to notarize estate documents. • Work Orders — Landscape/irrigation, post lights, pressure cleaning, humane animal trapping, fence repair, mailbox repair. • Guest Registration — Register all guests at the POA Office (in person, through email, by calling us, or through the website). • Shredding — Drop boxes are available at the POA Office year round and Shred Truck Days are scheduled periodically throughout the year. • GPS Transportation — Book chauffeur services directly with Global Parking Services for flat rate airport trips or hourly errands/evening out — Call GPS directly at (561) 990-8277 or Email to: gpstransport@globalparkservices.com.

13699 Tournament Drive, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 Phone: (561) 627 - 6200 or 627 - 1467 * Fax: (561) 473 - 9246 Email at poaadmin@frenchmanscreek.com or poarecept@frenchmanscreek.com

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December 4, 2023 January 8, 2024

Architectural Review Board Meetings at 3:00 p.m. Finance Committee Meetings at 2:30 p.m. Board of Governors Meetings Tuesday ’ s at 2:30 p.m. Oceanview Church & Zoom

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• December 15, 2023 • January 19, 2024 • February 16

• December 19, 2023 • January 23, 2024 • February 27 • March 26 • April 23

Meet the Candidates Meeting • Saturday, March 2, 2024 Annual Meeting • Saturday, March 16, 2024

Community Meetings at 2:30 p.m.

Any questions or comments for the Board...please email to President@frenchmanscreek.com

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Dear Members, In anticipation of the upcoming holidays, I want to provide a few reminders about the practice facilities, the golf courses, and club-owned golf cart use so that everyone can have a safe and enjoyable time. We receive many requests for additional golf carts for family use during the holidays. We strongly encourage members who would like additional golf carts to request them in advance. Additionally, there is a daily use fee for using a club-owned cart; please see Todd Kitchen, Director of Outside Operations, for all the details. As safety is always our top priority, only individuals with a valid driver’s license, whether privately owned or club-owned, can operate a golf cart, and as a reminder, all rules of the road must be followed. It’s always great to see all the kids and grandkids enthusiastic about golf, and we encourage them to play and practice as much as they want. However, as a friendly reminder, children under the age of 16 may only use the north end of the Driving Range, and they must be always accompanied by an adult. Furthermore, any guest using the South end of the Driving Range must be appropriately attired, which always means a collared shirt and golf shorts or slacks. Thank you to everyone participating in our Sixth annual Veteran’s Day golf event. We had 186 participants who donated $34,345, of which 100 percent of the donations will go to the West Palm Beach VA, suicide prevention program. Thank you again for your generosity. Over the past several months, the professional staff and I have worked with a new tee time platform called ForeTees. We are now at a point where we’re comfortable going live with the new system, and our target date to transition from Chelsea tee times to Foretees is December 18, 2023. We will send out additional information to members on how to make requests, how the lottery works, and how members can change a foursome or group after a tee sheet has been established. Stay tuned for more details... Lastly, several golf events will take place in December. The Ladies Eclectic Championship is on Tuesday, December 5, and Thursday, December 7. The second Nine, Wine, and Dine of the season will be on Friday, December 1. Jupiter Medical Center Day will be on Wednesday, December 13, and the Men’s President’s Cup will be on December 8 and 11. Online registration is currently open for all these, and additional details can be obtained in the golf shop if needed. We wish everyone a happy and healthy Holiday season. J.R. Congdon Director of Golf

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FITNESS AND SPA

DECEMBER

Group Exercise Schedule

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8:00-9:00am Total Body Conditioning Jane 9:00-10:00am Stretch & Core Jane 12:00-1:00pm Core & More Angela

8:00-9:00am Barre Jane

8:00-9:00am Total Body Conditioning Blanca/Alyette 9:00-10:00am Stretch & Core Alyette/Blanca 10:00-11:00am TRX Aylin 3:00-4:00pm Mat Pilates Marina 5:00-6:00pm Yoga Flow Suzette 7:30-8:30am Aqua Spin Chris 8:30-9:15am Aqua Fusion Chris 9:15-10:00am Aqua Fusion Jane

8:00-9:00am Cardio Drumming Jade

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9:00-10:00am HIIT Blanca 10:00-11:00am Ab Lab Blanca

3:00-4:00pm Body Sculpt Marina

3:00-4:00pm Fusion Christine 4:00-5:00pm Prana Yoga Nancy

4:00-5:00pm Restorative Yoga Nancy CLASS RATE IS $ 10 DAILY OR $60 UNLIMITED MONTHLY. ALL CLASSES ARE SUITED FOR ALL FITNESS LEVELS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. GROUP FITNESS AQUATICS PILATES 8:00-9:00am Waves of Steel Chris 8:00-8:45 am Aqua Fusion Chris 8:45-9:30 am Aqua Fusion Chris 3:00-4:00pm Aqua Swing Chris/Angelique 4:00-5:00pm Aqua Fusion Chris

5:00-6:00pm Cardio Drumming Jade 8:00-9:00am Waves of Steel Chris

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REFORMER CLASSES ARE $20 PER CLASS . CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED SO PLEASE CALL THE FITNESS CENTER 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE TO RESERVE

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4 Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch ARB Meeting Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 11 President ’ s Cup Rd. 2 and Lunch Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Cabaret 18 Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch

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Pavilion Trivia Dinner Poolside Café Dinner 10 Beach Club Brunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Chinese Buffet Pavilion Dinner Poolside Café Dinner 17 Beach Club Brunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch

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12 Ladies Day - Better Ball FC App Help Pavilion Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Pavilion Dinner BC Wine Dinner - Plumpjack 19 Board Meeting NO Ladies Day Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Fitting Day Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 26 NO Ladies Day Kids Fun Zone Holiday Tennis Clinics Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Junior Golf Clinics Western Family Night Poolside Café Dinner Beach Club Dinner

Couples Par 3 Golf & Reception Pavilion Dinner and Bingo 24 Christmas Eve Kids Fun Zone Holiday Tennis Clinics Christmas Eve Brunch/BC Christmas Eve Dinner/BC 31 New Year ’ s Eve Kids Fun Zone Holiday Tennis Clinics Brunch and Celebration Pavilion (Adults) and Beach Club (Families)

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Christmas Day Dinner Pavilion and Beach Club

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1 Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Duplicate Bridge Nine, Wine and Dine Poolside Café Dinner Beach Club Dinner 8 President ’ s Cup Rd. 1 Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Spa Day Duplicate Bridge Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner BC Stone Crab Night 15 Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Fitting Day Duplicate Bridge Winter White Tikky Ball Mixer Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 22 Holiday Tennis Clinics Aqua Family Boot Camp Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Duplicate Bridge Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner 29 Kids Fun Zone Holiday Tennis Clinics Aqua Family Boot Camp Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Family Par 3 Golf Event Italian Family Dinner Poolside Café Dinner Beach Club Dinner

2 Cigar Club Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch

Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 9 Cigar Club Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Art Basel Excursion Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 16 Cigar Club Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Fitness Center Sound Healing Baths Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 23 Kids Fun Zone (Pool) Holiday Tennis Clinics Cigar Club Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner BC Lobster Night 30 Kids Fun Zone Holiday Tennis Clinics Cigar Club Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch

6 Maltz Men ’ s Day Golf Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Shopping Extravaganza Fitness Center Arthritis Workshop Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 13 Jupiter Medical Center Day Beach Club Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch VMP—Food Drive Fitness Center Posture Workshop Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 20 NO Men ’ s Day Golf Beach Club Lunch 10 North Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Fitness Center Gyrotonics Poolside Café Dinner 10 North Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 27 Holiday Carnival NO Men ’ s Day Golf Holiday Tennis Clinics Beach Club Lunch 10 North Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch

7 Hanukkah Ladies Eclectic Round 2 Beach Club Lunch 10 North Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Spa Luka Cosmetics Day Poolside Café Dinner Hanukkah Candle Lighting and Dinner @ 10 North Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 14 Krall Speaker Series Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch FC App Help Pavilion Neighborhood FT Party (Rhone) Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 21 Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Neighborhood FT Party (Verde) Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 28 Kids Fun Zone Holiday Tennis Clinics Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Junior Golf Clinics

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MESSAGE FROM SECURITY

OPEN GARAGE DOORS WHEN CHARGING GOLF CARTS

Members may not realize it, but their golf carts could be a ticking time bomb if they charge them inside a garage. That is because the golf cart batteries, especially older ones, emit hydrogen, which is highly flammable. The Palm Beach County Fire Marshall said, “if it doesn’t suffocate you, it can kill you through fire.” Palm Beach County Fire Rescue personnel are responding to an increasing number of calls in golf-course communities for help in determining why carbon monoxide detectors are being set off. When they arrive, they find the issue is not carbon monoxide; it is hydrogen from the charging of golf carts that has set off the detectors.

The presence of hydrogen is a serious problem. When hydrogen levels reach 4 to 7 percent, hydrogen becomes extremely explosive. Security cannot stress how unsafe it is to walk away and charge a golf cart in a closed garage. Golf carts need to be charged in a well-ventilated area. With hydrogen present, a problem could develop by even touching the garage door switch or garage door light – all of which work off electricity. Golf cart batteries need to be periodically filled with distilled water because water evaporates. If water levels drop too low, hydrogen is emitted. The golf cart units before 2018 do not have safety mechanisms that shut off the charging if the water levels are too low. Hydrogen is very light and can leak into a home through cracks, crevices, and air vents. Once that happens, hydrogen gas can find an open flame, or even static electricity, setting off an explosion. If your carbon monoxide detector is set off, open your garage door manually. We recommend that all our members, have a carbon monoxide detector in your garage/cart storage area, not only to possibly detect excessive battery charging emissions, but also to protect against carbon monoxide poisoning, in case a vehicle is left running inside the garage. DO NOT CHARGE GOLF CARTS IN A CLOSED DOOR ENVIRONMENT.

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DECEMBER 2023 edition Highlighting the news and events of NOVEMBER 2023

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BARBIE DOES HALLOWEEN at the Beach Club, featuring, CAROL and NEIL ABRAMS, SUZANNE SPEISER, JEFFREY MARCUS, PAUL KONIGSBERG , a PREGNANT, JUDY KONIGSBERG, DOTTIE and IRA KOVEL and CONNIE and MICHAEL FORMAN. DINNER WITH THE GHOULS WAS SPOOKTACULAR . Tuesday, October 31st, the Beach Club had their Dinner With the Ghouls. Even the staff got into the décor of costume! Many members attended with the inside, porch and around the pool occupied with members sporting costumes. Witches were the most to attend! A fun evening was had - trying to figure who was who.

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DINNER WITH THE GHOULS

WENDY and MEL DINNER

ANITA FISHBEIN, BOBBE WIENER, CAROL CORWIN, MEREL CHERRY, LILA SILVER, PHYLLIS HERSHMAN

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Members of the Frenchman ’ s Creek External Affairs committee attended the Town of Juno Beach Veteran ’ s Day Ceremony. The Town unveiled a new memorial for Veterans in the town courtyard. Shown left to right; Mike Morgan, Mayor Alexander Cooke, Congressman Brian Mast, Jane Feinstein, Miles Tucker, Marjorie Feld, Ruth Krall and Ellen Goldstein.

Pictured after the unveiling, the Town Council members shown left to right are; Mayor Alexander Cooke, Congressman Brian Mast, Vice - Mayor Pro Tem Marianne Hosta, Council Member Elaine K. Cotronakis, and Vice Mayor Peggy Wheeler.

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The Homefront column is designed to inform our members where in the community our new residents are living and other residences they may have. It also keeps up with our present members who have stayed in the community but moved to new dwellings. Of course we always wish our members who are moving out of the community good luck wherever their travels take them and our new members and established members good luck in their new address.

MELORA and DAVID MEYER purchased the home of Robert and Helen Kestenbaum on Toulouse Drive. They also reside in Columbus, Ohio. David is the founding Principal of Meyer Wilson Co, LPA, a law firm. He has a 16.5 golf handicap and while he enjoys golf, he also enjoys tennis. As an athlete, he also likes to jog, hike, snow ski and enjoys playing pickle ball. Melora enjoys golf and tennis in addition to walking reading and tap dancing!

LYNN and WILLIAM SHEA purchased the home of Dr. Stewart and Hindi Friedman on Deauville Drive. They also have a residence in Greenwich, Connecticut. William retired from finance sales and marketing. He has a 19 golf handicap and also enjoys play ing tennis. Lynn is into shopping, exercise and swimming in addition to playing golf. Unlike her husband, she does not play tennis.

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By Mimi Bergel

Tuesday, October 31 was more than just Halloween. It was Frenchman ’ s Creek Ladies Golf Association opening day – and was definitely a treat, not a trick. It was a treat in so many ways from the very start. The weather was wonderful – just a beautiful day. The participation was great -- even though not all members were back for the season – with 147 women playing in the nine hole step aside scramble format. Each team was composed of ABC and D players, and one drive was required of each player. The teams were divided into four flights, one on each nine. The winning teams in each flight are listed below. Following golf was a super buffet luncheon at the Pavilion - which looked lovely - with many delicious choices. The food and beverage staff did a wonderful job and deserves many thanks. Everyone received opening day gifts of a golf glove and a Halloween themed ball marker. Many thanks go to co - chairs Robin Rosenblatt and Wendy Weinstein who did a super job in providing us with an awesome day and great way to start the season.

THE WINNERS WERE: NORTH FRONT NINE 1ST

ELIZABETH HENRIQUEZ, GALE SALZ, ROSLYN NISSMAN, CHERYL TURCHIN

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LINDA ROBINS, SUSAN LUDWIG, MELANIE SHULMAN, SUSAN DAVIS BARBARA SHELDON, SARA BERNSTEIN, RONNI GREBOW, BONNIE RECHLER

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JANE FEINSTEIN, PATTY ANNUNZIATA, MARCIA BLOCH, MIMI BERGEL

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JANA SPIESS, BIRDIE CHOW, JUDY GOLDSMITH

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LISETTE SIEGEL, ROBERTA SELZER, EVELYN GUTKIND, ARLENE FELDMAN

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DAWN BURCHAM, FAITH GOLDSTEIN, GLORIA HERMAN, TOBY FENNER

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MICHELE GREENFIELD, ROBIN ROTHENBERG, JERI JACOBS, SHERRY NORRIS

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LINDA SANDLER, SHEILA BABICH, LAUREN JACOBSON, NANCY ZIRKIN

SOUTH BACK NINE 1ST JUDITH KONIGSBERG, MARJORIE FEINSTEIN, LYNNE FEINSTEIN, BARBARA DAVIS

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AMY BAROVICK, ROSLYN FANAROFF, DOROTHY KOVEL, CAROL MENDEZ

3RD SHARON STRONGIN, ROBYN ROSENBLATT, JOANNE WEINBACH, BARBARA FIELD

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NOVEMBER 7, 2023 STABLEFORD 18 HOLERS FLIGHT 1 1st place: Sharon Strongin, Bonnie Shyer Connie Forman

FLIGHT 3 1st place

Judy Rubin, Barbara Ilsen Hope Kessler, Jeri Jacobs 2nd place Linda R Epstein, Joan Sclar

Joanne Weinbach, Joan Mopper

2nd place: Merele Rose - Monsein,

9 IS ENOUGH BETTER BALL 1st place Sheila Babich, Nancy Zirkin

Wendy Maurer, Lisette Siegel

FLIGHT 2 1st place: Ros Nissman, Lauren Rubin Sara Bernstein 2nd place Lois Kleinberg, Wendy Reisman TIE Marjorie Feinstein, Susan Davis Lois Silverman, Joan Anchin Candace Scherer. Linda Rosenson

Joan Schwartzman, Sherry Norris

2nd place Rhoda Edelman, Birdie Chow Goldie Miller, Anne Stermlicht SCRAMBLE 1st place Bobbi Leibowitz, Ellen Forrest Melanie Shulman, Jill Kremer 2nd place Carole Kirschenbaum, Beth Rosen, Carolyn Kotler Marjorie Yashar

By MIMI BERGEL The first Nine, Wine, and Dine of the season was definitely a great success. It was held on Friday afternoon, October 27, in just beautiful weather. The format was a step - aside scramble, and the participation was wonderful, with 40 teams more than covering all four of the nine hole divisions. Following golf was the wine and dine part of the day – -- a lovely dinner at the Pavilion, which included enjoyable entertainment by a D.J. and was a delightful finish to a delightful day. Thanks to Martina and the wonderful food and beverage staff for all the arrangements. Thanks also to co - chairs Sandi Hoffman and Wendy Grabler who did a great job of planning such a successful golf event.

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MINX BOREN is the 2023 recipient of the Women ’ s Foundation of Florida Judith Selzer Icon Award – for her many generous years of service to WFFL and her work in the community empowering women and girls. “ Your dedication is commendable, and we are honored to up lift you and your efforts. ” “ I feel so honored/celebrated by this award. I served on the Board of Directors for 15 years and only stepped down when I was diagnosed with cancer says Minx. ” Thank goodness, Minx is now fine. BOBBE WIENER is thrilled that her grandchildren, Michael and Alli Wiener had a baby girl on June 28, 2023. They were able to honor the memory of Michael’s Birth Mother, Amy Wolgin Wiener, Alli’s Mother, Nancy Sarfati and Michael’s Poppy, Norman Wolgin, with the name, ”Molly Nora.” She weighed 7.5 ounces and was 19 inches long. Her grandparents are Steve and Lynn Wiener of Allentown, Pennsylvania. Living in Seattle, Washington, Molly came east early November to meet her 5 great grandparents, grand aunts, grand uncles and cousins. Her aunts and uncles were so delighted they went to see her before this date.

RONNI GREBOW had a Hole - In - One on Saturday, November 25, 2023. It was on hole number 13 of the North Course and played at 97 yards.

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We thank ANDREA FNKEL For these articles

Another successful Clean your Closets to benefit the American Cancer Society was held I Wednesday, November 15th in the pouring rain . Thanks to the help of the POA we were able to collect everything in their offices till our truck came to pick it up. This is one of many projects done by the Volunteer Match Program. The next will be a food drive Wednesday December 13 for the Palm Beach Food Bank. Thank you all who donated for your help.

Volunteer Match Program Volunteers: MICHAEL MORGAN, ANDREA FINKEL, BARBARA STERN, MARIE KRAVACAS

Author’s Night at the Beach Club

150 people were able to share Author ’ s Night at the Beach Club, Thursday, November 16th featuring Michael Finkel the author of THE ART THIEF which was voted by Amazon as the best non fiction book of 2023. Michael was able to give us a glimpse of an extraordinary tale of a man who stole 2 billion dollars of art from over 200 small art museums in Europe and kept them for himself to admire. A truly interesting and exciting evening was had by all. Thanks to Cindy her staff and chef for making this a wonderful evening. Michael is the nephew of Andrea and Lewis Finkel.

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